Welcome to the first episode in a new series of interviews with some of the people and personalities from the #JDWPL past and present. For this first episode we sat down with six-time League winner and current Connah's Quay Nomads First Team Coach, Craig Harrison. In this second part, we find out about how Craig went down the coaching route after his playing career ended, his path from Airbus to The New Saints, Hartlepool United, Bangor City and finally at present, Connah's Quay Nomads.

Welcome to the first episode in a new series of interviews with some of the people and personalities from the #JDWPL past and present. For this first episode we sat down with six-time League winner and current Connah's Quay Nomads First Team Coach, Craig Harrison. It's a two-parter and in the first part we find out about Craig's youth career at Middlesborough, what it was like playing in the same side as one of his idols, and how he felt after sustaining the injury that cut short his playing...

We raise a glass of Irn Bru to Connah's Quay Nomads, anlayse the 2-2 thriller between Barry and TNS and look ahead to the week with comment from Cefn Druids Ryan Kershaw and Scott Ruscoe. Chip Butty discussion is led by Barry Gardiner from Newtown and with one month to go between England C and Wales C, we get a squad update from Jonah.

It's the league with a spark. And we look back to a glut of goals with enlightening analysis from Jonah. Plus a Preview of the Nomads Irn Bru Semi final. Comment from Andy Morrison, Scott Ruscoe, Geoff Kellaway, Adam Roscrow and George Harry. Plus a Huws Gray and Welsh League catch up.

Leon Britton makes his WPL debut and there's more transfer talk with new signings at a number of WPL clubs. Who is in and who needs to come in? Webber and Jonah discuss. (Featured Image: Stephen Handley/Trefelin BGC)

Tastier than the leftover chocolate, this episode digests the Christmas and New Year results and spices them up with a bit of transfer talk from the West. Contributions from Charlie Corsby, Andy Hill, Neil Smothers, Sean Eardley, Chris Hughes, Andy Morrison and Gavin Chesterfield.